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We are not talking about now but about the time when the last BSOD occurred, after you were suggested to remove the mismatch RAM.
I have no way to say that you are telling a lie, But the data is not matching with your statement. The data properly exhibits that there were mismatch RAM when the last BSOD occurred.
It is your uploaded data that contradicts your statement, not me.
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